Update to dhcpcd-10.0.1 with the following changes:

* privsep: keep resources open rather than open/close
* dhcp6: OPTION_NTP_SERVER is now preferred over OPTION_SNTP_SERVER
* Misc bug fixes main

Update to dhcpcd-10.0.1 with the following changes:

* privsep: keep resources open rather than open/close
* dhcp6: OPTION_NTP_SERVER is now preferred over OPTION_SNTP_SERVER
* Misc bug fixes mainly around privsep for many platforms.
* Fix for reading the some BSD routing table entries.
* Fix reading authtokens from config.

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Update to dhcpcd-9.4.1 with the following changes:

* BSD: Find the correct interface for tunnelled routes
* OpenBSD: Fix uniqueness of routes for matching priorities
* Linux: Support more platfor

Update to dhcpcd-9.4.1 with the following changes:

* BSD: Find the correct interface for tunnelled routes
* OpenBSD: Fix uniqueness of routes for matching priorities
* Linux: Support more platforms for seccomp (thanks to Fabrice Fontaine)
* eloop: Process all waiting fd's as they come in
* control: Unlink sockets when not in privsep
* privsep: Renamed Master to Manager
* privsep: Renamed Privilged Actioneer to Privileged Proxy
* privsep: Fix getting interface VLANID on BSD
* privsep: Enforce proper alignment of serialized struct cmsghdr
* IPv4LL: Don't remove statically assigned addresses
* routes: Fix route comparision for network prefixes with different masks
* DHCP6: Only send FQDN for SOLICIT, REQUEST, RENEW, or REBIND messages
* DHCP6: Don't spam the log when a RA repeatedly triggers an INFORM
* DHCP: Fix infinite INFORM messages

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Update to dhcpcd-9.1.2 with the following changes:

* BSD: Only mark static routes from dhcpcd.conf as static
* DHCP6: Ensure requested addresses are requested
* DHCP6: Fix prefix length calculati

Update to dhcpcd-9.1.2 with the following changes:

* BSD: Only mark static routes from dhcpcd.conf as static
* DHCP6: Ensure requested addresses are requested
* DHCP6: Fix prefix length calculation when no prefix specified

* privsep: Implement a resource limited sandbox

You will see a control proxy process now.
This is for the resource limited sandbox so that we can isolate
requests over the control socket.
For NetBSD, FreeBSD and derivatives such as DragonFlyBSD this is a massive win
as these OS now enjoy a similar level of protection as Capsicum or Pledge,
but without the syscall filtering.

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Update to dhcpcd-9.4.1 with the following changes:

* BSD: Find the correct interface for tunnelled routes
* OpenBSD: Fix uniqueness of routes for matching priorities
* Linux: Support more platfor

Update to dhcpcd-9.4.1 with the following changes:

* BSD: Find the correct interface for tunnelled routes
* OpenBSD: Fix uniqueness of routes for matching priorities
* Linux: Support more platforms for seccomp (thanks to Fabrice Fontaine)
* eloop: Process all waiting fd's as they come in
* control: Unlink sockets when not in privsep
* privsep: Renamed Master to Manager
* privsep: Renamed Privilged Actioneer to Privileged Proxy
* privsep: Fix getting interface VLANID on BSD
* privsep: Enforce proper alignment of serialized struct cmsghdr
* IPv4LL: Don't remove statically assigned addresses
* routes: Fix route comparision for network prefixes with different masks
* DHCP6: Only send FQDN for SOLICIT, REQUEST, RENEW, or REBIND messages
* DHCP6: Don't spam the log when a RA repeatedly triggers an INFORM
* DHCP: Fix infinite INFORM messages

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Update to dhcpcd-9.1.2 with the following changes:

* BSD: Only mark static routes from dhcpcd.conf as static
* DHCP6: Ensure requested addresses are requested
* DHCP6: Fix prefix length calculati

Update to dhcpcd-9.1.2 with the following changes:

* BSD: Only mark static routes from dhcpcd.conf as static
* DHCP6: Ensure requested addresses are requested
* DHCP6: Fix prefix length calculation when no prefix specified

* privsep: Implement a resource limited sandbox

You will see a control proxy process now.
This is for the resource limited sandbox so that we can isolate
requests over the control socket.
For NetBSD, FreeBSD and derivatives such as DragonFlyBSD this is a massive win
as these OS now enjoy a similar level of protection as Capsicum or Pledge,
but without the syscall filtering.

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